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  Managing knowledge to improve social care elearning

  

  Part of e-Learning courses

  This e-learning programme helps frontline social workers understand the principles and practice of knowledge management, as well as organise and manage their knowledge and information as effectively as possible.

  Definitions of excellence

  Three reports defining excellence in adult social care services in England.

  Better Care Fund webinars

  Part of Better Care Fund resources

  Social Care Innovation Network

  

  A network to enable innovative local authorities and local partners to test new ideas and share learning and support with others.

  Arts in care homes

  

  Involving people who live in care homes in the creative arts can delight, inspire and even bring health benefits. Written in association with the National Activity Providers Association (NAPA), this resource offers care teams, including activity providers, many practical ideas on how to get started.

  Carers’ breaks: guidance for commissioners and providers

  Two guides are for those involved in the planning, shaping and delivery of support for adult, young and young adult carers, focusing on breaks.

  Behavioural challenges when supporting a person with dementia

  Part of Dementia

  Supporting a person with dementia can be very rewarding. But situations can arise that are difficult for the person with dementia or those supporting them – or both parties.

  Dementia-friendly environments

  Part of Dementia

  Keeping people with dementia active and occupied

  

  Part of Dementia

  Supporting a person who has dementia to remain active and still feel involved in life can be the key to maintaining quality of life even into the later stages of the illness. This is not just the job of an activity organiser or an entertainer, it is also part of every person’s role, whether you are a friend or relative, a home or day care worker, a nurse, a care assistant, a manager or a domestic worker.

  Integrated Adult Health and Social Care Teams in Leeds

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